Dryer sheets... How many do you use?

I always use 2 even though the box says one.

I never use more than 1. If it has been raining a lot, I would think you need less. ??

One on our clothes.  I started noticing my towels weren't as absorbent, so I've been using white vinegar instead w/sheets & towels.  I find there's definitely more static cling in the winter.

I always use one, except for when I'm drying fleece type items...then I use two. I feel like those get super static-y.

I usually use liquid softener, but I always have a box on hand in case I run out. Usually just one. I never use softener or dryer sheets in towel loads.

I don't use any kind of fabric softner. DH is very sensitive to dyes and fragrances so I only use vinegar in my rinse cycle. My clothes are much softer and smell fresh. Static cling depends on how much moisture is in the air. That is why it is such a nuisance in the winter time. If it has been raining a lot then you shouldn't have to use as many sheets.

Wow...I guess I am a softener fanatic I use liquid softener and also will throw in a dryer sheet...love the softeness and the smell.....

1/2 a one for regular loads (just cotton shirts and jeans) most of the year. 2 during the winter for anything fleecy.

None, I use Gain with fabric softener and that is sufficient for me.

I don't hardly ever use them. I used to always cut them all in half, and only use half---and even then I'd use it for more than one load.. but then I ran out and had to go without any and had no static..

seems we only have a static issue a couple times a year.. not sure why but I'm not going to argue it LOL.. I dont have any new fangled washer/dryer, as a matter of fact my dryer is really old(and my washer is 12+years old)

I used to use 1/2 (I think I read the tip in The Tightwad Gazette many years ago to save money), but lately I've just thrown one in.

In the winter, half a sheet per load. In the summer, none.

I stopped using those a long time ago and went with a softener added to the wash but only a small amount. Recently, I found the most amazing thing while at a farmer's market. There was a lady that had yarn that she makes along with various wool items. She had a basket of wool balls (felted wool?). They are about the size of a tennis ball and I thought made for kids/dogs. It turns out they are for putting in the dryer. They alleviate any static and are supposed to help dry clothes faster. I was dubious but they were also kind of pretty so I bought three figuring I could put them somewhere or let the dog play with them if nothing else. Well, I have to tell you -- what a wonderful product. They totally eliminate any static. I don't think they shorten the dry cycle but that part wasn't important to me. I can't imagine ever using anything else.

They also sell them on Amazon: smile.amazon.com/Smart-Sheep-Handmade-Eco-friendly-All-Natural/dp/B00GA9P5P0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409774598&sr=8-1&keywords=Wool+dryer+balls

It's a win-win -- both economical and also great for the environment.

One per load, but then they multiply... so one new sheet with whatever gets left behind, until I remove them (rest of the family think dryer sheets are supposed to live in the dryer) Summertime not as big as a deal like if I run out and go a couple of loads without... but NO way in the winter.. I freak out because the static is so bad.